This week, Lucy Dallas and Toby Lichtig are joined by Mary Norris, a New Yorker and editor at - what else? - the New Yorker magazine, to discuss the changing life of the city and its inhabitants; Yoojin Grace Wuertz talks us through a film garlanded with Oscar nominations, Minari, which casts a new light on the immigrant story and the American Dream; plus, the week's fiction reviews
New Yorkers: A city and its people in our time by Craig Taylor
Pretend It's A City: Netflix
The Barbizon: The New York hotel that set women free by Paulina Bren
Minari: Amazon Prime, Apple TV, etc
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